Ample US food supply forecast by Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace forecast a sufficient food supply for the United States this year. A Bermuda suffragists deputation asked for equal suffrage in Bermuda. Italian emigration to Queensland seeks British citizenship to avoid service.
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United States
Wallace
Peter Z. Caverhill
British Columbia
Canada
Victoria
Bermuda
J. H. Thomas
Queensland
N.S.W
Firing Squad Ends Grim Soviet Family Tragedy
The Windsor Daily Star reports Christina Parevenova killed her 13 year old stepson Peter who betrayed grain theft at a collective farm. She was executed by firing squad. Grandmother Parvenova received eight years in prison for complicity.
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Parenova
Christina Parevenova
Peter
Christina
Parvenova
Windsor Daily Star
Architect Sues Over Torn Down House in Paris Tribunal
A Paris Seine Civic Tribunal hears a case from a young architect who built a house that its owner razed eight days after completion. The architect claims a moral right in his work and damage to reputation, while the owner says he accepted a higher offer and demolished the structure.
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Seine Civic Tribunal
Paris
Saskatchewan Honey Production Rises Significantly This Year
Saskatchewan beekeepers harvested over 1 034 000 pounds of honey, up 59 percent from 1934, driven by more beekeepers and more colonies. The text adds a note on crime prevention through certainty of punishment being emphasized.
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Saskatchewan
Wires Found in Cattle Hides Alarm Packers
Tanners have sought to alert meat packers to wire pieces found fastened in cattle skins. Samples sent to The Industrial and Development Council of Canadian Meat Packers show the issue occurs more than rarely. Government officials and producers should act to eliminate this practice to protect the reputation of Canadian hides.
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Industrial and Development Council of
Canadian
Tanners
Wires and Wattles Devalue Canadian Cattle Hides
The report identifies wire inserts in cattle hides used for branding and possible amulets. Wires, often copper, appear in dewlap and brisket areas, damaging hides and upsetting machine calibrations at tanneries. Wattles of cattle hides also lower value, and western Canadian cattle show higher incidence. The practice threatens overall hide quality and is of immediate concern to producers, sellers, and buyers.
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Western
Canada
Winnie Mae to Join Smithsonian After Historic Flights
The Winnie Mae, Wiley Post's famed plane, will travel by rail from Bartlesville Oklahoma to the Smithsonian in Washington to hang beside Lindberghs Spirit of St Louis. Post called the aircraft priceless and Mrs Post will receive about 25 000 dollars. Post flew the ship in the Los Angeles Chicago air derby twice around the world and numerous other flights.
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Wiley Post
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Wiley
Winnie Mae
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Post
Iron Mike
Paul E. Garber
Names that split gender on student registrations
University of Western Ontario clerks report puzzling registrations where two Christian names James Helen and a reversed pairing create confusion over gender. The registrar notes potential future need for sex designation on forms to avoid ambiguity.
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Western Ontario University
London
Ont
University of Western Ontario
James Helen
Jewish Harp Makers in Birmingham Seek Skilled Tongue Setters
Birmingham manufacturers report a shortage of skilled tongue setters who adjust the metal strip to produce the sound of Jewish harps. The short supply affects production and may delay output.
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Birmingham
England
Neutron beam tests begin at Berkeley University of California
A powerful neutron beam four years after discovery is set up at Berkeley within an 80 ton magnetic field. The first sizeable beam, unsafe within 50 feet, could transform medicine chemistry and industry as California physicists test remote control safety systems using water shielding and a distant microphone panel.
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University of California
Berkeley
Calif
E. O. Lawrence
California
Vancouver student named BC Rhodes scholar for 1936
Arthur Joseph Johnson 20 son of Mr and Mrs J F Johnson of Vancouver has been chosen BC Rhodes scholar for this year. He graduates in arts from the University of British Columbia class of 1935 with first class honors in history economics and political science. He plans to study at Oxford in autumn 1936 reading for jurisprudence and pursuing a Ph D in jurisprudence.
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Arthur Joseph Johnson
J. F. Johnson
Vancouver
British Columbia
Rhodes
Johnson
University of British Columbia
Oxford University
Apron Pattern For Bright Rose Decor Gifts
Tutorial style notice promotes a decorative apron pattern for gifts to a housewife and Sue. It highlights patchwork rose motifs, outline embroidery, and simple seams. Readers are directed to pattern 5428 from Household Arts Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union with 20 cents.
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Betty
Sue
Household Arts Dept
Winnipeg
Union
McDermot Ave E
Sunday School Lesson Based on Malachi and Isaiah
A devotional outline presents Malachi 1 to 4 6 with the golden text Behold I send my messenger and prepare the way before me Malachi 3 1 alongside devotional reading Isaiah 11 1 10 and the focal Malachi 1 1 to 4 6.
Malachi Promises a Messenger and Returns to Faith
A study of Malachi 3 mustering hope as God vows to send a messenger before the covenant Lord arrives at the temple The discussion outlines tithes obedience and divine reward including flood rains protection from devourers and national happiness as promised in prophets Psalms and Isa references.
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Malachi
Judah
God of
God
Zechariah
Jehovah
George Adam Smith
Second Temple
Sdes
Adventurous Career Rover Edward Evans Receives Command
Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Evans, newly appointed Nore Commander, rose from sub lieutenant to lead dramatic sea actions. He survived Scott’s 1909 expedition, aided by comrades during scurvy, and helped Dover Patrol in a major wartime engagement. He saved 1,100 coolies after a postwar cruiser mission and authored adventure books. Lady Evans, a Norwegian, with two young sons.
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Sir Edward Evans
Nore
Capt. Scott
The
Swift
Broke
China Station
Tshekedi
Sir Edward
Lady Evans
Sacrificial Ritual Report From Trinidad Village
A description of a daily ritual in a village near Port of Spain involving about 200 people who chant and drum at an outdoor altar. A black witch doctor leads prayers as animals are sacrificed as part of the rite in support of Ethiopia against Italy.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Ethiopia
Italy
Woman Sues Santa Claus in Alabama Over Injuries
Mrs. Linnie Honeycutt sues alleging a man in a Santa costume driving a town truck advertised a local store and threw peppermint rock causing serious injuries worth 25000 dollars in Birmingham Alabama.
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Santa Claus
Birmingham
Alabama
Linnie Honeycutt
Canadian Farmers Dominate at 1935 Chicago Grain Show
Ontario and other Canadian provinces won numerous awards at the 1935 International Livestock Exposition in Chicago, led by Indiana Illinois and Iowa in total championships. Canada claimed grand champion fat stock and top prizes for wheat soybeans field peas beans and prize cattle and sheep across multiple classes.
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Chicago
Ontario
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Quebec
Alberta
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Canada
W. Frelan Wilford
Stavely
Alta
William Rogers
Tappen
B.C
G. Gordon Finlay
Northwood
Ont
James William Shearer
Morrin
C. W. Stirling
Sidney
H. Graham
Iron Springs
George Taylor
Milford
Ellsworth Francis
Renfrew
Barrow
Wether
J.D. Larkin Inc
Queenston
Newstadt
Imperial Oil Co. Ltd
Toronto
G. L. Smith
Meadowvale
Rise of Britain rose industry after 1932 import duties
The Association of British Rose Growers reports rapid growth since duties were imposed in 1932. Direct employment rose to 2,946 men from 1,300, and cultivated land expanded to 2,835 acres up from 1,280 acres.
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Britain
Association of British Rose Growers
Fine wool growth rises in Saskatchewan and west
W H J Tisdale of the Co operative Wool Growers cites Saskatchewan and western provinces as seeing a surge in fine wool production. In fifteen years the share rose from two to forty percent, driven largely by importing suitable breeding stock. Mary questions a quick marriage as Jennie defends her fiancé’s familiarity.
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Saskatchewan
W. H. J. Tisdale
Co-operative Wool Crowers
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Lord Stanley
Admiralty
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Alice Brooks
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Jennie
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